Ted Phares wrote:
I'm actually not sure. I'm using binaries compiled by the vendor
that supplied the hardware debug tool & development environment for
my target system.
Hm.. You paid for your GCC eh?
You then probably paid for support from your GCC vendor. You should
ask your vendor for the support you paid for.
Indeed, we paid for a piece of hardware--a JTAG interface--that
happened to come with GCC already set up to compile C (but,
inexplicably, not C++) for this target.
Unfortunately, the vendor hasn't been very helpful, and it's looking
like one of those situations where if I want it done now, I need to do
it myself. (I also don't mind going through this exercise--it's given
me a much better understanding of gcc configuration.)
Thanks for your all your suggestions; I'll investigate further.
Check out:
http://lostarm.sourceforge.net.
It might be helpful. It does *NOT* support C++, the intent was "tiny
platforms", C++ is bloat when you have less then 32K of ram & 256K flash.
Perhaps I should add C++ support.
But... it shows you how to do all kinds of stuff.
-Duane.
